According to official sites of both clubs report in the press service of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, the name of the beekeeper from Luhansk region is Roman Burjanadze. The man was engaged in beekeeping for 5 years and had a large established production - more than 200 beehives and hired workers.
Because of the war, he and his family were forced to move to the village of Bulahivka in the Dnipropetrovsk region. However, Roman did not want to leave his favorite business, so he applied for a micro-grant for the development of his own business from the government's eRobota program.
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"The received grant will help me to resume my business activities, provide jobs to people and pay taxes. I am glad that despite the wartime, the state supports and helps business development. The plans are to move only forward and develop our business," said Roman.
Mr. Roman will spend the money on the purchase of 100 beehives, raw materials and other necessary equipment. Also, two immigrants were hired to work at the apiary.
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